File 395 - Glass chalices and paten

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CA ON00389 F4-14-7-395

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Glass chalices and paten

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  • before 1996 (Creation)

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2 glass chalices and glass paten

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(1932-1996)

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File consists of two clear glass chalices, and one clear glass paten. One of the chalices is slightly larger than the other. These chalices were used by Nouwen while he was a priest at L'Arche Daybreak. The cups were made by a glassblower in Vermont, Simon Pearce. Nouwen liked the clear glass because the wine could be seen, and many people could drink from them. He wrote, in Can You Drink the Cup, "These glass cups speak about a new way of being a priest and a new way of being human."

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      See Can You Drink the Cup, page 17, for a brief description, by Nouwen, of these items.

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      2000 02

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      Box 378

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      Dates of creation revision deletion

      Added by L Joson, 27 June 2018

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